>> it's been an active week and we are not done yet. we want to start you off with the travel delays. this is the weekend and you may be getting up to tahoe. we want to give you a quick heads up. san francisco is experiencing about an hour and a half delays. all others are pretty good. no major delays are good. the roadways are wet and slick. we still do have a flash flood watch in effect not only for the santa cruz mountains, but the north bay and a flood warning in effect near napa because of all the rain that has fallen, a lot of the ground is saturate and it doesn't have anywhere to go. it goes from the creeks and the rivers and all that was stuff is rising. we are looking at flash flooding across the area. the jet stream is positioned right over us and we have moisture against the coast.

no heavy rain to report right now, but light showers stressing over from morgan hill through the santa cruz mountains and you work your way up through the peninsula. in san francisco, light showers and even hayward seeing light showers. we are not done yet even though we won't see a lot of heavy rain. the next storm system that arrives will be very heavy. the next front tomorrow morning around this time and in the time frame from 5:00 to 9:00 tomorrow morning, we could be looking at one to three inches of rain and the potential for four inches plus in the mountains that include the santa cruz and north bay mountains. wind gusts 40 to 60 and the mountains could reach 1 helped helped miles per hour. rivers are rising to some which would be in moderate flood stage. for today temperatures will be cool. you need a jacket and nothing

heavy until tonight. we will detail the timing and who is actually in the risk to see these rivers rise in just a little bit. back to you. >> thank you very much. as anthony mentioned, several places where flooding is a serious concern this weekend and that includes the peninsula. many people in palo alto and menlo park are knee deep. the creek has a history of flooding banks and hundreds of homes are in its path. the people there are wondering how much more rain that creek can take. >> it was february 1998. >> there was no warning. >> the waters from the san francisquito creek swept into the palo alto home. >> once it comes over the threshold, you just look at it and you think oh!

>> 14 inches that means more than a measurement. >> that's the bottom drawer of all your files. >> i lost all my family pictures. >> each time it darkens conjures up fresh anxiety. the creek joint powers authority in 1999. the group has been working to protect the 6,000 homes and businesses in the floodplain area in palo alto, east palo alto and menlo park. >> this is flashy and that means it can rise and fall quickly with the severe rain storm with the rain. that's what we saw in 1998 and concerned it can happen again. >> the authority is set to produce reviews about the bridge. the choke point that sent water into many homes. >> that bridge stlfb 30 years ago. >> it totalled -- >> $35,000. >> the cost of the constant concern has been the biggest

price they paid. if there is another flood -- >> we will move someplace else. >> i don't have the strength i had 14 years ago to do all the things we did. i feel much more vulnerable. >> nbc bay area news. >> the joint powers authority board plans to approve a project that would widen the creek and build levees and flood walls. if the funding is there, construction could begin next year. >> the wet roads could be to blame for a car crash in which a young child was seriously injured. the child was airlifted from the scene of the crash that happened on westbound highway 4 west of laurel yesterday afternoon. several cars were involved in the crash. authorities say the child was thrown from the car that he was in. a woman in the same car was also injured. no word on their condition this morning. >> in san francisco a large tree crashed down, smashing into a mercedes and it happened in the

heavy wind and rain near pine and buchanan in the lower pacific heights neighborhood. the road was partially closed as the troee trimmers hauled it away. >> look at recent outages from pg&e. we are looking at small outages across the bay area. the green arrows there are affecting customers from to about 50 customers. for up to date information, you can visit pg&e's website and click on the outages map and get updated information where you live. >> the rain is a worry in the sierra. a live look at truckee. the truckee river could see a rise of six feet this weekend. the national weather service said the river could reach flood stage by sunday morning, putting riverside homes at risk. despite all of the water, downtown truckee should not be

affected. our stormwatch continues in moments, but you cp' get the latest on the wet weather. nbcbayarea.com and send us your weather pictures and e-mail them to news tips@nbcbayarea.com. >> san jose police are investigating the 43rd homicide of the year near west san carlos street and lincoln avenue last night. they received a report of a shoot and when they arrived, they found a 17-year-old boy dead. police are searching for suspects and the killing appears to be gang-related. if so, this would be the city's 16th related homicide of the year compared to 18 for all of last year. new details about the shocking murder in one of the bay area's most exclusive neighborhoods. today in the bay learned that the victim is a well-known

millionaire and former owner of the famed mountain winery. when he was killed, his wife was by his side. today in the bay spoke with neighbors who are in disbelief. >> as detectives look for a killer or killer, a family member confirmed her uncle was the who was killed early friday morning in his 7,000 square foot mansion. it's the first homicide in 40 years in this upscale and exclusive community. neighbors are shocked. >> i think it's crazy and scary. >> his niece told nbc bay area her uncle owned the mountain winery in the late 90s and was a multimillionaire. police said his wife called 911. >> that woman reported that someone had broken into her house and ransacked it. she was injured and needed help. >> she had been beaten and her husband dead-on the floor. there was at least one intruder, possibly in the home.

>> whether the intention was to do harm to the victims or simply a robby, the fact is that these are very dangerous individuals or individual and they need to be brought to justice. >> they have not said whether the crime was random or targeted. that worries neighbors. >> it makes me happy that i have a burglar alarm. i will be sure to put it on at night. >> i have been here 28 years and this is the only couple i don't know. very surprise and shock and taken back. >> george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> still more ahead. a perfect morning for roses. we will show you how the stanford cardinals managed to do something they have not done in more than ten years. latest on the investigation as to what caused this train to derail in new jersey. [ singing christmas carols in background ]

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for breathing problems believed to be related to the gas release and hundreds more were evacuated. national transportation investigators are trying to pinpoint the cause of the accident. still ahead on today in the bay, the rain made the grass slick, but that did not stop from becomes the pac 12 champs. we will show you where they are headed next. >> rain totals, we have already seen nine inches in some of our heaviest locations. you can see we are not done yet. more rain on the way and flash flooding as well. details after the break.

. good morning to you. looking live at the rain showers coming down in san francisco along the embarcadero. no matter where you are in the bay area, you want to keep your umbrella handy for today. definitely tomorrow. the cardinal football team are

smelling roses this morning. for just the second time in 40 years, stanford is headed to the rose bowl. rain made the grass just a little slick, but that didn't phase the cardinals or the ucla bruins as both traded touchdowns back and forth. in the end, stanford pulled off the nail-biting victory, 27-24. >> we play with a chip on our shoulder and our mantra has been to be loose and focused and putting the chip on our shoulder, our guys have done that. part was to prove we are not a one-man organization here. >> the coach set a foundation and the players kept that going and held people accountable. >> stanford will play the winner of the title game between nebraska and wisconsin on new year's day. it was a muddy mess for fans who went to the game last night. much of the parking lot at the

farm and the areas where fans tailgate looked like small ponds instead. not even the rain dampened their spirits. >> going to the rose bowl! >> die-hard cardinal fans show devotion, braving the rain for a chance to see stanford beat ucla. >> kind of old and misty, but it's good. >> go stanford! >> rain ponchos and hats must have delivered good luck. there was not a cold out crowd. >> there were a few empty seats. the weather was driving people away. >> fans say the rain made for an exciting win. >> i'm very excited about the touchdown pass in the fourth quarter. >> ben said the ball was as slick as the parking lot. >> the field was slick and people falling down. >> tailgaters had to call in special teams to get through the parking lots. >> getting into mud and having to be towed out and we have the

tents and the lights set up and the wind came along and knocked everything down. >> on the grill, it was as hot as stanford. fans crowded into bars like the old pros. >> because it's too darn cold and thought i would be looking through a bunch of umbrellas. >> the rain helped them secure a spot in the rose bowl. >> they are a fair weather team. >> they are hoping the weather in pasadena will be rosy. >> stanford! >> i love that helmet. some areas in the bay area got up to ten inches of rain and some of us got one inch of rain. palo alto was right in the middle. >> some places will be scratching their head. even in san jose, they have about an inch and a half of rain. look at this. the mountains almost as you said close to ten inches of rain. that's just where the rain gauges are. you can imagine where we don't that have probably exceeded that

amount. none the less, we have flash flood watches and warnings in place through the rest of the weekend. you can see a wide variation again. san francisco only a little more than two inches of rain. it's hit and miss as far as the flooding. everybody expected to see more rain today and again for tomorrow. you can see the showers are making their way through as we speak and even from the cameras you saw earlier, light showers and all of this will be light. we are not looking at torrential downpours as we saw earlier, but tomorrow we have one more wave that will move through and that's going to produce about to four inches of rain and only about four hours. we are looking at the rainfall rate tomorrow from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. one inch of rain per hour. this is going to be a heavy rainmaker as it comes through tomorrow and you can see on the satellite it's exploding across parts of the north part of hawaii. this is the pineapple express

that will slide along the jet stream. around this time, we will look at heavy rain across the bay area and flash flooding will be a concern tomorrow. all of the rivers and creeks will be rising through the day tomorrow and it will make for treacherous travel. to break it down, 1 to three inches of rain for everybody. getting up into the mountains. wind gusts tomorrow and gust being 60 miles per hour. up into the mountain, gusts up to 100 miles per hour especially in the tahoe area. this will be a very strong system when it moves through. tonight here's the appetizer. 8:00 this evening, the showers begin and they don't let up until tomorrow after 9:00 or 10:00. 6:00 in the morning, the shower guess through santa rosa and napa and txe south bay by 10:00. by tomorrow afternoon, we are done with the rainfall.

we have been telling you about the rivers, we have the russian river at 24 feet right now. it is expected to crest on monday near 34 feet and that is just shy of a moderate flood stage. the napa river near st. helena. this is a moderate flood stage come sunday. tomorrow the napa river is expected to go to a moderate flood stage. if you live near that, heads up. everyone expecting to see 1 to three inches of rain possible and temperatures are not going to be the story. it will be cool and you need those jackets. let's skip ahead and you notice on and off showers. keep the umbrella handy for the first half of the day tomorrow. if you have traveling to do tomorrow, i can't stress this enough. four hours from 5:00 to 9:00 is when we expect the heaviest of rain. travel cautiously. >> or wait. >> until the afternoon.

>> thank you very much, anthony. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, convicted felons are getting a lifeline of sorts from nasa space agency. they're teaming up with san quentin and we will show you this experiment that some say will reduce crime. how do you do that? well, inside the brewer, there's this train that's powerful enough to carry more coffee and fresh water to make coffee that's stronger and bigger... and even hotter! actually, i just press this button. brew the coffee you love -- stronger, bigger, or hotter -- with the keurig vue.

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>> the u.s. supreme court did not indicate they will hear california's prop 8 case. supporters are left waiting once again. the justices could announce as early as monday or at some point later next week. california voters passed prop 8 in 2008 which bans gay marriage, but a san francisco appeals court ruled that the law was unconstitutional. same-sex marriages could proceed right away if they opt not to hear the case. the city and county clerks are calling the attorney general's office to ask for advice on how to prepare in the event that

same-sex marriage is legal once again. there is a job in the bay area that pays 35 cents an hour and people are lining up for a chance to work. we are talking about felons at san quentin and these fellows are getting a lifeline and they are partnering with the prison and taking the concept of rehab to another world. suzanne shaw has the story. >> behind the daunting walls of san quentin state prison, inside this old machine shop, convicted felons are reaching for the stars. >> the whole nasa thing is just, wow. you don't even get that at the best technical school in the country. to get that in prison. >> studying math and science and under the strict supervision of nas a they are building cubes that may some day carry miniature satellites into space. >> do you actually program this?

>> yes, we do. we actually sit here and tircnk around with the codes. >> they are proud of what they have learned. pa. >> you couldn't use any tools? >> i didn't know the names of them or how to use them. >> richard runs the metal shop. >> i'm really finicky about the work they do. >> a veteran of many aerospace jobs, the peace keeper missile and the space shuttle, this job is the most rewarding. >> to not only watch the guys use their skills, their machine skills and their life skills as well. >> here the inmates help each other, a stark contrast to the outside yard where turf is divided by race. black, white, mexican, asian. >> you go to bat for these guys. >> i do. i do. >> crafting metal armed him with two national certificates. >> you come to prison and you

think it's going to be gloom and doom and you find yourself somewhere with a lot of opportunities. you take advantage of it. >> for caesar who will be out soon, using tools has given him tools to change his life. >> for gave me the skills to find the jobs. on the streets i didn't have that. >> melting metal for nasa has given his dreams flight. >> it is strange going from complete incarceration and building a part that will go the extreme opposite of incarceration to the absolute freedom of being in outer space. >> from behind bars, the final frontier may be within. nbc bay area news. >> san quentin's 3900 inmates, only 27 are learned to be skilled machinists, but a $450 million prison rehab prison, there is hope more inmates will get a chance to make an honest living some day. much more ahead coming up.

a giant no more? the latest on where the giants stand with the man behind the beard. plus -- >> we get angry when we see that. we show them we are better than them. >> an east bay sports team is capturing attention for the one thing they don't have.

and the weather looks just perfectly appropriate for the gothic rocket ship along the embarcadero. looks like it should take off any moment. probably grounded because of the weather. i'm kris sanchez with anthony who is in for rob who is is running the race in the rain. a series of strong storms and anthony said this is the calm before that storm. >> it is. even though we are still talking

about just a few showers and looking at delays, san francisco up to two hours and everywhere else things look good. the roadways and highways are slick. the watches are still in place for tomorrow. as you get towards the peninsula, the showers continue to stretch from morgan hill to the santa cruz mountains. spoty and not heavy, but hayward and oakland are seeing light shower and drizzle activity. this will be the case with lots of low clouds and fog and mist, but tomorrow the main system arrives and that will produce heavy rain in the short amount of time. from 5:00 to 9:00, wind gusts and heavy rain and rising rivers that break all of this down later in the program. enjoy the calm before the storm today.

>> thank you very much. as anthony mentioned, several parts of the bay area where flooding is a concern. that includes the peninsula. many people in palo alto and menlo park were knee deep in floodwaters. they have a history of flooding banks and hundreds of homes are in its path. residents are once again concerned. just how much more rain can that creek take? here's today in the bay. >> it was february 1998. >> there was no warning. >> the waters from the san f francisquito creek came in. >> when are it comes over the threshold you look at it and you think oh! >> 14 inches means more than a measurement. >> that's your bottom drawer of all your files. i lost all my family pictures. >> each time the skies darken

with the same heavy gray clouds and has fresh anxiety. >> very unsettling. >> the creek joint powers authority was created in 1999. they said the group has been working to protect the 6,000 homes and businesses in the floodplain area in palo alto and menlo park. >> it can rise and fall very quickly with the severe rain storm. that's what we saw in 1998. >> authorities give reviews about the bridge. the choke point that sent water into many homes. >> that are should have been the place 30 years ago. >> for the schaffers, the cost of repairs cost $35,000. the cost of concern is the biggest price they have paid. if there is another flood -- >> we will have to go somewhere else. >> i don't have the strength i had 14 years ago to do all the

things like this. i feel much more vulnerable. >> nbc bay area news. >> the power authority plans to widen the creek and build more levees and flood walls in the area. if the funding is there, construction could begin next year. the heavy rain is a worry in the sierra. this is a live look at highway 80 in truckee. the truckee river along highway 89 could rise six feet this weekend. the national weather service said it could reach flood stage by sunday morning, putting riverside homes at risk. despite that water, downtown truckee should not be affected. stormwatch continues and you can get the latest any time of day at nbc bay area.com and send us your weather pictures by e-mailing them. news tips at nbc area.com. new this morning, san jose police are investigating the

43rd homicide of the year around 11:30 last night. they received a report of a shooting and when they arrived on scene, they found a 17-year-old boy dead. police are searching for suspects and say the killing appears to be gang-related. if so it would be the 16th gang-related homicide of the year. last year there were season. a homicide investigation that rocked the area of monte sereno. it is the first homicide there in 40 years. a family member confirmed to nbc bay area that he was the man killed friday morning in his 7,000 square foot mansion. 4s wife called 911 and she had been beaten. her husband was dead on the floor when they arrived. there was one intruder, possibly four of them in the home.

neighbors say they are in shock. >> i have been here 28 years and this is the only couple i don't know. we are very surprised and shock and taken back by this. >> investigators have not said whether the crime was random or target and that worries neighbors as they are not used to violence of this kind in their community. still ahead on today in the bay, do you have a long list of gifts to buy this holiday season? we are here to help with the gift guide of the hottest tech gadgets currently for sale. have giants fans seen the last of the all-star closer in orange and black? ♪ we were skipping stones and letting go ♪

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including the lighted yacht parade on the bay. it is that time of year when people scour the stores and the web for that perfect gift for someone special. if you are on the prowl for the high tech gadgets, look no further. >> we start with the favorite myths. technology and music. here's a way to take it with you. jamt box from jaw bone. bigger than ever and you can play it through your mobile devices starting at $120. a less common place to blast music, the shower. the moxie shower head gives you something to sing to right in the shower. jam while you get clean for $200. the nike sport watch is the latest way to use technology to track your fitness. it comes with gps and lets you track your data online. it costs about $150.

readers are still selling like hot cakes and way more than we can show you here. suffice it to say if you are new to the e reading thing, the nook simple touch is an inexpensive way in. $99. up the chain we have lots of tablets, the amazon kindle and the ipad mini, all cool and all part of the new wave of computing. a wide price range so do your homework. will these catch on. hybrid tablet laptops from microso microsoft. with the idea pad, these like the full-sized apple ipad cost around 500 to $600. much smaller and still power, the smart phones. hot sellers from the galaxy to the iphone 5 to a fleet of windows phones starting around $200. much less expensive and far fewer aps, this is the spare one

emergency phone. actually a very practical gift. it will work when disabled towers let you call 911. it runs about $60. finally the hottest selling new game system. this one comes from nintendo. the wii u. gamers love it. hard to find in stores so check the web. it starts at $300. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> i kind of want it all. much more for the spartans. they are going bowling. where they are headed and who they might play. >> this morning waking up to a few patches of showers. we will explain the forecast and get you into the first full week of december after the break. ♪

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bit of rain. in san francisco the showers have fallen and visibility is poor. we are still report being a two-hour delay in san francisco airport, but otherwise you are not looking at any delays for the time being. a big area ex-pleding as well. that is the next batch of heavy precipitation due to arrive between 5:00 and 9:00 tomorrow. heavy rain from the satellite and this stuff is very expansive and getting caught right in the jet stream that will pull it this way. in the meantime, we are looking at a break between systems right now, but tomorrow again around this time, we will be looking at heavy rain and flash flooding will be imminent and strong wind gusts that will move through. this will be tropical storm force winds and some see winds up to 100 miles per hour even as we did a couple of days ago. about an 82 mile per hour wind gust on wednesday. it's going to be active once again as we head towards the

next 24 hours. spotty showers and nothing heavy. at least not warranting flash flooding for the time being, but the grounds are wet and spotty patches of showers in the east bay near livermore and oakland down through the peninsula. that's where the heavy stuff is falling. you can see again all of this is hit and miss and patchy. not everyone gets in on the heavy rain. that will arrive tomorrow. here's the futurecast. the showers arrive tonight around 8:00 in the north bay. the heaviest of rain and even to start the day tomorrow. as we move through the morning hours, that will be the worst. this line of storms will push through the south. about 8:00 and the east and south way get in on the rain and look what happens as we head towards 11:00. we are talking about sunshine. if you wake up late on sunday, you may not see any of this.

santa rosa and napa look at sunshine by tomorrow afternoon and that's going to extend all the way through the south bay by tomorrow. one quick reference. saturday, today, we are seeing the russian river at 24 feet. we will head through the course of tomorrow and monday and it will peak below moderate flood stage. you know the protocol. make sure you take at least a little advance notice at what's coming your way. it will be cool. grab a jacket. the flooding concern heightens and we can see two to four inches and it will come down in a short amount of time. flash flood watches and warnings for tomorrow. after tomorrow, things quiet down a little bit and another storm system not as strong hadded our way for tuesday and wednesday. i don't think we will look at flash flooding, but tomorrow we pay attention to the roadways and one thing the meteorologists say is turn around, don't drown.

you don't want to take the risk. >> even in the car. >> essentially with kids. >> thank you very much. one of the most celebrated players in giants history is no longer a giant. at least for now. brian wilson is a free agent. they chose not to offer him a contract before the 9:00 p.m. deadline. they second sign the bearded relief pitcher, the closer, but he is free to sign with another team if that's what he wants. wilson is recovering from his second surgery that kept him off the field for nearly the entire 2012 season. san jose state is gearing up for a little bowling. they accepted an invitation to play in the military bowl. the spartans ranked 25th in the standings and will be making their first appearance in the bowl game since 2006. they finished the regular season with a record of 10-2.

their first ten-win season since 1987. uncertain who the spartans will play, they will be looking for a winning number 11. from college to high school, there plenty of cheers for one of the best football teams in the country. there is a catch. they can't hear the cheers. the team won first national championship in a decade and now being honored by sports illustrated magazine. today in the bay's stephanie trong has their unique story. >> with every play, some of them a little wild, their confidence soared. even against the bigger teams. >> people were not sure if we could handle the big boys. on our team nobody is over 200 pounds. >> every player on the team and their head coach are deaf. in his first year as head coach at the california school for the deaf, they led the team to a 10-2 record, winning the north

central to bay league title, beating out seven other schools in northern california, none of them dealing with the same disadvantages. >> the boys are really excited. we haven't beat that school in a long time, maybe 40 years. >> this season they beat them twice. they devised a communication method wearing wrist bounds with the plays and using posters. popular at the college level. >> it catches the other defense off guard. >> they're switch gears playing to his team's strength, small and quick. >> this year we play like oregon. keep moving even no huddle. >> the greatest pay off has been with their opponents. the biggest doubters. >> i look at them and i can see they think we were nong and they can beat us and they have a big ego, a fat head. we get angry. when we get on the field we show them we are better than them. >> now the band of brother whose bond cannot be broken on or off

the field. >> you have to play with your brotherhood and your team. >> the team placed second in the "sports illustrated" underdog's competition and made it to the division five north coast section, hoping to of course win that next title. the football season may be over, but with just 190 high school students, many of them are stars in mull pell sports from baseball to basketball. you can still catch many of the players in action. much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. we will introduce you to one of the winners of the biggest power ball jackpots ever. ♪ we were skipping stones and letting go ♪

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>> a rare interview with tim cook spending time with brian williams. it was for an exclusive interview for rock center. williams noticed a big difference between cook and his predecessor, steve jobs. cook can actually go unnoticed. the two of them walked through grand central terminal and no one recognized cook until they reached the apple store. you can see the entire interview next thursday night at 10:00 on rock center right here on nbc bay area. one of the winners of the enormous power ball jack spot a mystery, but the srth nother is. they were introduced to the world at the high school where they met and fell in love. they sflb and mostly out of work over the last year. she bought the winning $239 million ticket. their three adult sons and 6-year-old daughter recently adopted from china share their amazement.

>> i think we will have a pretty good christmas and we are probably going to go on a vacation or two. >> the little girl said she wanted a pony. i am sure she will get it. the other was sold at a convenience store and the security video in maryland shows a man stunned and then celebrating, claiming he

this morning people in the bay area are joining others in commemorating world aids day. the first recorded case of aids was 31 years ago. more than 800 people are expected to hold a ceremony at groves meadow in golden gate park that focuses on the impact aids continues to have in the bay area and the world. they will remember those who died from aids and recognize progress made for ending the

disease. nancy pelosi, a long time advocate of aids programs will receive the local unsung hero award. the ceremony starts at 11:00 and lasts to 1:30 this afternoon. it will be held at the national aids memorial grove inside golden gate park. we want to take more look at the forecast with anthony who said have your umbrella today, but you really better have it tomorrow. >> especially he in the morning hours. it will be between 5:00 and 9:00, but we still have delays to talk about in san francisco. the airport is looking at about a two-hour delay getting out of the city and otherwise it looks like the other airports are in good shape. light showers in place from concord towards livermore and the heavy stuff along the mountains and that's where it will stay. not much heavy rain, but more of a fog mist type of activity. here comes the next system. sunday's rain has started to

form across the pacific along the pineapple express. it will move in tomorrow morning and in fact the first heavy showers will start to appear tonight and through the early morning hours. we can see the rain and the potential for 40 to 60 mile per hour wind gusts. you will notice the showers move in early and stopped the clock around 6:00 tomorrow where the heavy stuff will be in the north bay. this slides to the south and it's out of here by the afternoon and then we get a couple of dry days before it arrives in time for tuesday. the seven-day forecast tells a story. the heavy rain will stick with us tomorrow morning and we are back to seeing more fog as we get towards monday, tuesday, and wednesday. overall just prepare for tomorrow. floor flooding is possible. >> stay tuned for that. despite all of the rain, a lot of holiday events in the bay area will go on rain or shine. 17th annual holiday sights and sounds parade in livermore will

be emceed by bob redell at 6:00. the 36th annual lighted yacht parade and san francisco bay ferry will join hundreds of boats and for a small donation, you can ride on the ferry. donate to toys for tots. the holiday parade will march on. the oakland holiday parade that has drawn 100,000 people goes on as well. hopefully get bundled up and good to go. see you tomorrow for more storm coverage. hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive!

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